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Fpfeble Fifr bsu IN potbstlrltlen Sertduf pom
C8rffuhHifffeu. - &, ltbartHa =. Eauoeu 9egeu
BeorG qP Qauber, aui Uoufduolge @Balae-
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6uberiors@ev( d. {. - (Sor 8tnter
B6elps) SEum geFst Stumore & comp;
ujd]t beeubet.- SbeoE9, ). Seaul q comp.
eegen SAT &aHelbeug q teHutniB auI $3.50
83.-Auf Der 0legtfiraH6s Iug 4eute ttqeu Ger
in Serhauolung beimeS4 Hno oIe oerelFS
beuhtsteu Sale.
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tern yiuoiap, Garrsu uuo Ga HS.l SuoeHtar
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TQueu b0u DiurB 81. Suite 2tetrtd} p
&abede, SObu 8alomiI, lbll tpp Studgrt
uuo 2B. s. &leubiueu. Ditto SormuH0s
laitss8Cridlt ciugercjdjt i'm San BON Sob.
&. &ath.-Sogmuuoih ii0er N ra9am Il.
9tOlE Samuel6 an 5ermaHH 8Nrn5eimer
uberGgeu bic 8egplitHHa oe832ad
llffe5 BON Utargaretbe Sdu,5be aH &atl 81.
Sdutbbe; OieleHIge 0Ou lEeEl 3. StrJUeH al
@uUjo gltyeaH, uub euolidJ oleieHIge U0U
Eatud an I}ib0el Goouea.
tgertdJ (. - 9Or 9ildter StttU.
art.) @OuIdaIt & So. gegen 3. 9. S.ez
pAlu, @rfeuutHiB 3u GuHjteU 0eS Slager5
aui 81 IS NIT 3tuieU uu9 &efeR.-j. @umr
ulugS Qegeu Sam. s.. glercer, 4Uuag ouf
guuuuuruHg etue6 Sealagua6u5ebeiebl5 II.
(. 10. ubgetUIe'eu.-De 5taoeuerlaBprOSeB
ron 5ObH 6amptou ge8eu SEQ. 8. SuumaH,
in 8ertau0uUg. - 9uf Der Reglfirau0e fiir
beute: Der ihUebeuoc BrolcB uHo bic ytum-
meru 128, 1O3, 2I3, 22li 224, 225, 227i
228 uuO 229.
@rtmtuuI= =gCrtd1 t. - (8or Ridlter
8HH0) QGsgeu 9iebfiGbles -Gbartes 0Ias
T0H0, Sabre nab gtouate 3uAtbau5j
Der yteger Gmoyg DSatbemsr 2 SABRE uuO
9IOnate 3uttbaus; 6auug Wef, IS glOs
u1,e 3uhtbauS, uHo Gboma5 SHIELDS. elu
5abr 3udtbaus. WlebCere uHiuteUe6aute
FroHie fol9teu, uuO OauH luHrbe gEm. &.
Sblrmoo0 freigeiprod)eu ,tuegeH aHgfblideu
SdlminoeIe augelagD. 90 melt mar ia
alio 4ue5 IN GrbuuHg, aber baum fam bic
9rObg Grbcit. Der yteger 50bU SobHi0u
pur6e pegeu Sdmiubeleieu 81 6rei 5lbteH
uEo flint 0toHateu 3udtbau5 DerurbcIlt,
uu6 auoere unbebeurcuoe Tdu,, bei Oeueu
aueroiugS 3umeiit beuti9t ytlmeu iigurireu,
Iub Der @rpGbuuug taUm mertb.-Btqeu
0lorbberiuds Gorm5lle Anttagel gegeu Sat.
.. SdQfier uub 4lireo @a0u3, I1irt mad
Be5abluug Der Soften. 8egeu tbdutheu
4ugriHe5 Sob. 3. Dining, oret Gage Sc
fiuQuiB. - Quf Der &egt7rauoe fir beute:
5etnri5 8lstrid megeH ytotb{ud]t, Der Re
ger 2Bm. Stewart megeu 8lgamle unO aas
bere meHiger beOeuteuOe 6due.
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GeIhRmprNe.

BbiIubeIpbia, 90. NGrj. .-Sn etuer
0irtblhaft, Rr. 2I1, SHosIO. Str., ifoB
fdl geferu DiOrgen JDiifeu II uuO lIbr
@eorge Sd0u cine 9leUOIUerfugel in bic
8ruf. Gr mar Speimul Oerbeiratbet, bate
aus ieber @ba Elm 6iuO unO ltbte nit bielsu
unO Ieiuer 5weiteu 6rau in bem geuauHteu
6nuIe. @r litt on ben Riereu uHo Dies iol
ibu III Der Sbat uerauIaBt baben. Sm 9efs
ferion. 6ulpital, mad wsIdem er gebradt
uurbe, erIIGreu Die aerJte feline SermHHOgns
iir tOotlid.
1ronf u. 3alb, Der SObu RON @etsr & .
9alp, rpeIder Der EbeilHabme all Dem Dieb.
fable Der brei SilberbGrreu aus Der Ser.
@toateusYltiuse ungetla8t tpurbe, ii9 isiHer
BroeIfruug ober 6urd bic Siudt entlogeu
6etts. bat fi5 I'M 6auie ieiues Saters, glr.
498. 6outbiraBe, nit Ratteugtit I'M oas Sc
BEN oebrndt. Der Coroner wur0e benads
rid5tiot. Der 8iebFabl Der Silbsr, Barren
mur6e por . Sabreu bsaansea, als @ol.
Guorotu GupsriueuOeat Der RaH5e mar.
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Der 9eutfdje Correspondent,
Gbttaao'er &eForm seIfresuneen.

SWb&WBW " ObN1S@Wb sS%f*NS%$*bDNFt*
@bicago, 2s. Mdr5. - pr. Big, Der
@ouHtb aHnaIt, sat Dem 6rei8rt6ter 9gHp
eiHe 8etitiOn eiugerei6t, tuoHad bic &Ouutga
Beamteu uno epartementss Gbefs 0orgell'
ben nerOeH iolleu, nm @riin6e oafir anjuge'
ben, parum bic Ausgaben Der Oeri4ieOeneu
8epnrtementS i'm @0uutp nidt I'M p Broj.
rebuSirt tperoen iOlleu. Serner Iouen Die
por5uln6enbeu 8eamten bic 3abl Der 2u9e'
feLlten augeben uno erIlGren, in @emdBbett
peIher 4utoritGt oieielben eruannt muEoeu
uuO auf gruno peIden @eieBes fle ibre ga
lGre erbalten. Der 8idter ieete bic Ser
bunblunsen be5iigIit her BetitiOu auf uddl
fen 9ienfag feif. SOrgelaoen fuo folgeHee
8eamte Senrn BET, @Lert oeS 8reisgerlhts;
y. DIc@ratb, Glert oes Superior9eriat8;
3. Senuott, @lert Oes RadIaBgeribts; ..
&. 9ets, Coroner; 8. g8ulff, @ountgs s&tert;
:. s. gilbert, Glert bes grtmiualgeridtS;
6. 8. Station, Sherifi; GeOrge q. Da0is,
Sdatmetfer; gB. 9. ScIibner, Recoroer.
Ser Gountp AHnait mabt in Der Betitt0u
ierner gelteub, OuB &c Bflldt Der &ommiiFou
lei, f4 bei tbTeH 3raEsattioHeH m0gli9fer
SpaTiQmieit iu beilglBigeu. 9tun babe Gbar
cine lluteriudHHg Ger prottilen ergeben, oGB
Die in OIn 8nreaur bsihaitigteu Glerts 0iel
gu bObs SQlQye b35Ugen; oa 0ie &ommiHdre
tein 3lgdt baben, 6te 3abl Der Qngefeaten
3u re0uSireu, 10 mEien ije fd 5ur 0erabiets
3uu9 ter Saidge eElidDiieBeu pr Slip ers
tlGrte f51ner, 5s mGroe Nd beyaa5teucn, oa5
elEe 4rSabl 6er NHsGGsuteU entlaiieK uno 70
cine erbebht}e GrIparulB erjielt meVbeH
| Tonne
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Gin 9om6cnattemtat at.i oie sells.
0rutee.

Guebec, GUe., 25. Mdr,.-@rofe Iuf.
requug berri6t bier iiber cine gelteru Qbenb
uefiible @emalttbat. g8ibreub bic fran,0s
Iiid reoenoe &bibeiIung Der o6siIsarmeen
eiue geriammIuug in Ger Sefirsn 6alesS Sdule
bielt, ,hleucerte irgeuO Elm SGiemibt cine
Grmbe ourf cine Serbrodeue 6enaerideibe
in bas gotal, bic SOmbe erpIoOirte iOfOrt, ,unS
bic game Sronte bes 9ebdubes murOe 0emo.
Int. Die erfe Seriammluug mar gerabe ge.
ifloIieu porbeH, URb cine iostnaunte Bet
iinn6e mar i'm @angs, nI5 ii6 bic @rplOfjou
ereianete. auBtr ben 9litgIieosru Der 6Pilss
armee naren nur meuige Berioueu auweieH0.
@lidIiher Beiie fam NieuauO um's gebeu,
ieecdl pm6en Snei o0er 6rei BerIoneH i4nsr
uerlebt. @lasiherbeH In0 ionfige 8riim.
mer mur6en 0urdl bic @rpIo7ion 40 S6ritte
melt foltgeidleuOert. uno Elm paniihe Sdrets
fen eutiiauo uidt nur inter beu lumeenOen
i'm 2otale, ionoern aud inter osu 8amobs
ueIu Der gan5Cu Hadbaridait. Sc I9eiat
foIt munoerbar, oa6 teiHe WenIhenIebeu
perlcren gingen. GeluilIe juuge Dtdnner
aus ,,b0beren" @eieuihGfts treiien, mel&e bic
6eilsarnee felt ibrer antuuft in Der bieltgeu
Sta0t ipfematiib uerioIgeR, Reben i'm Ser.
bad5t, bic 5hGter Al iein.
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92UrSGngrtff attf etU 9estslatnrs
gEitaIIcp.

6priugfisIO SGs,, %. Mar,.-@e.
fern uurbe Elm ROrb0eriuh auf Den Die 4rs
beiterpartei in Der Stuuts Qegi5latur 0ertre.
tcnSen 6ru. @eOrg 9. Sailep gema6t. Ser.
IeIbe mar ebeu im Segriii, f4 in Iein Soi.
hans 1u begebeu, ais Semau6 eiueH 8euoIz
per ouf ibu abfeuerte. Die augel braua IN
BEN uebsr5iebsr Oes Sru. 8aiIsg, bHrdbObrte
elm in geber gebuu6eHes BUD, nel6es iid
In Der EoIde befanb, un6 blieb in einem aus
oeren g!otiSbud3, bas er bel iid trug, ltedeu.
6r. gailsp gIaubt, bas &ttsutat lei boOurd
psranIa6t m6rben, o0B er In letter 8o6e fiir
cine 9leiOlutiou ffimmte, in nelfer bic 8e.
tbeiliguug mebrerer glltglieeer Der 2egislatur
an benz 2eidenbeaanguiB Der 6rau Reebe ge.
rfiat muree. Son tem atteUtdtsr bat mau
bis iebt nod teiHe Spur.
3as Snus uabm beute sinaimmig etuen
gleuurbei9luB an, Deider ben @OH0erueur
antoriiirt, cine SelOauuug Don $4,000 auf Die
8elbaitun8 Ogs AttGulalsTs auSsuitgeH.
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Gfn gbebaar bon etaer bt5oitnt1t
ne4t SnNffer nef6hfef.

Detroit, glih., %. 0drl- Charles
@o0iu uu6 IetHe 5rau, Elm bstagtsS Gbes
paar, uurbeu gefern 4beub In ibrer gBObs
uuug an Der RapoleoufraBe ais 2eibeH Gee
Fuuoeu. Die Srau iaB auf eiuem StnbIa
uub Der 0aun Log inter bem 8ett. Seiu
Sopf mar NIT eiuem 6ifen bebedt. 4ugeu-
iheiultd mareu 8eioe ihon 5tDei O6er orei
3uge toot, Cine 39iabrge bI6ofmulse Ioaz
ter, tuelde BET benz @bepaar Iebte, uUroe
iu'S BoliJsi Suuptquartier gebradt. 9lau
glaubt, OaB iie ibrs GlterH nit SHIfe oe5 Siis
iens 1um grilideu brahte.
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her r,In,n Wam,u nibt ssuauHt babeu pia 1n5 Be
~, ~ TtSf,Nfae FRfebefber5teuuue ron fave
1ers 9riSen diner In ttuem Dottorbuh angtgebensn
Ersnei 5trbanFt, ldRt burb uns baGlbe faHeutges
an Istue Itibsubtn Bltlmtnl9sn perlqlden' Ditlss
HDotbgFe gemadbt neTben foHneus unb miro nnd &ma
pfana uon 10 Gents (Stamps ooer Shbetl tlE Btra
baduuq unb B0rtQ iEti DeEiGu6t BON g. @tSEaWB
8 goalp,, 81, IS, DFs9ouRanay1sss RtusBons
gssBa
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EBaYbtaatcn, .. g., ben 23. BldrB 1897.
ettr nrnaraa EfrcIfFrnnaI

8rodb0u5 fauu uuIey qsgtuDdrtiass 5a5Ituigt:m
nid3t dnbern. Der osutipg 9aiitr itiIt's am D. b,
Dlts. ien 90. lsbgnsiabr un6 uttt icntn 30. @ga
burtstog. Sobnlo Id Die 9eOWt5td8c numerirs, 70
IN es oeT 81. geburtstag beuu NIT bcm D. itHl bas
81. 2ebeusiobT un6 ionjt ocy 81. 8tburt5tag on,
Die eugiiIde Sprode madlt bieiGu SVTodicb;r uItbt;
e uenHt ultt bic 8abl ber Gtburt5t1se, onauH BIOS
Die 3abl btr Sabre; fe Ddrot eluia@ iaqtu; The
22ud day OF March was the German Emperor
Ght. gBotA.
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gGUe anSereu bpr6Teu g5aefter

5uinmUeH aenommeu sutbaIteR ujdt Die meoiJiuts
thtu unO Standardization eines eiuAiseH BsnfoH's
lHeH BfGfeys DIES III cine iHbdltsTeite EbatIade.
Iu6 oie Griabrung bat fe oisIiad beff6tiat. 5ekt
Den GebJGu6 oon OeIen uEb StntmeHteu BET Sette,
Ueriutt Ssnio8'ide $HaiteT unb tueit gtaha5muus
Gen BurGt. t67s sSaNo9iET)
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Der @elOuaarFf.

Rems0orf, %. gtdr5. - Bolgeubes
fiub bic GdEuBuotirun9su: @eIb 0fuete ~
24-6 unb IdloB lu 81 BrO3ent. - Sterling
@edlel $4844- $4.84a auf so Gage uuo
s4.8Gi-S4864 aui Sidjt. - 8unees.Sb!t'
aatioueu 8 prog. 10O4, At proJ. 109,
4.prcl. 1881. - Qftieu: aoams GrpreB 142,
@eutral Bacific 37i, @bei. Ohio "A, grie S35,
bitto Brier. q, 9aie 5bOre 945 5,R.s5. 6eus
trail 10, yi.sgBeferu liza, Ditto Brior I47,
R.s9. Central 1115, Ohio WliiFifppi 284,
bitto BriOr. IS, Bittsbulg ISL, 8ieabtHg SGT.
IVORY sStatFe, siuIa9e appretur OOer
bohe golitur, uuiddOliG, itets beTldblid'
(66-77, 9,s1, ,3s5,Z9D
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torrb. eei5erfett. b5,en aols, mRb.
ma, gr6nne uuO aae st5runeeu Dee
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gtatlter 4ibneraaaen. .IltrtEti5tT


5.itdgt 6dbnYaasan uu6 6rof6sulsH. Rln ns5mt
Fh porben uttleu armfenseu Raha5mnn8sn In a4'1
Wan foybtra Den German Corn Remover ""'
nebm, f,tnsn aub,ru. gr 6atuibt itins2 &lsl9sa.
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rs, SO Gents unO ST..

2it 9r6Beren 6laIaea iia5 O.r6iltais.
miBi8 biQi8er.
b1- 92on 9ite ijb Dor 6iQaan8.n aao
yaaobuun8eu.
@jan 0er(onge 9olc'5 9oaig uiD. ano
uc6m, tlinen an0ern.
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90 NiilnbaEnban In Ehina.

Sbaugbai, %. Uldr5.-Die ausliubi-
iteu llHternebmer, Die oau Ban elmer GiieH.
balm bon 2otajtsfu mad Eleutln baabFdtts
gen, liuo ourd cine BON 81 6uu9 @baua e.
lahGna Ter0rbuuu9, mad Der ou6iaIieBIit
btueFhe ArbeitsIydfge Oerrta0et Ueroeu
bitLier, icbr beuuruhjqt.
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YonbOu, %. 0drB. - Ser. Staateul
GbHgatioueu: 4-pro3. 1903, Ditto & 4ipro3.
l1l@. Qttieu: a.eg.sgB. 48t, Ditto BriOr.
1l8, Gun.sBac. IS, Grte 34s, Ditto BTiOr
1902, 81. Central 133f, giericau 63s, ct,
8aul 92t, 8.s9. Central -, Beuugl-
baria -, ReabiHg 198.
QtberpooI, %. U}drB, 1890 I2itta95.-
gouumole: Ulttteliorte SberliuOer 5 7yl6;
Ditto gteu Orleans 81. - Die SerJduie
betrugeu 10000 8nQen, Spelulatiou uub
ausfHbI 1000, 3ufubr 5000.
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epare eeim @eLo l

AOolpb Gnis, gir. 75, ,ROroa0aIOestaSf aSfrabs,
maqt elm ousssseldlnetes Yaar eeHd6tsr Caters
tnr $3.50 bt5 50 aui Sefe1uns, 81 bis SO fdr iers
h9t atbett, uu6 90rnntrs fur bas gahen urb bte
BoueTbaitistsit. (N6rg27I9Yl
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Guuis, %. gdr3.-8te Eumulte uuter
ttu 9srnelteu iiber 6U8 ueue 8eerOiguuas-
@eieB bGbeu lid 9eIegt. QQe ne8eH BE-
tbeliguug an Oeu llHrubeu 0erbOfteten Bers
Iou2u IuO 3u 6nitlermiueu bon Bebu EageH
hia IN ernem Uionat perurtbeilt mOrben.
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steRs AHSetgeR.
81. z. Garues,

Re3uungsfabrer Don 8eruf Hn0 Grperter,
glE. 126, Efts5aaettstraSe, Sagnum's SoteI
gegenu6er.
Su fsbsr 6etannten 8ran6e Der Subi1bruH9 sss
nnnbt uR6 srfalyen. Cont meroen unterIutht, aus
asTsriat unb Buiammsuaehelt. 90rperihaitss, Sau'
Iirh SarlebsiizBeren56n6er cine SpeBiaitdt. Bee
rat6uneen gratis. Bette RcfereRBen. Jldu tuenoe
Nh IGriftlib ooer mlnolidb an jbn. (Sdn17.12D
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rUdreu, 10 piir6e Die Cppoftiou BiuSthora'3 8
uu0 0eS &eutrum8 BON Isluer Bsoauguu9
mebr isin, Bum Sdiu6e iorberte Der Sans,
ler oas 6aus auf, bte 8Orlage Obae bic jhr
bonn &omite augebdugteu Announcements ga
paifren. - Dliuiifer UoH @ofler belt ebsus
tal6 etne 8eoe, norauf iidl 0as bau8 pers
tagts.
giidOf SOpp belt Dor Dem Tirftn 8iS.
r1ord cine oeri0bnIite &e0e. Gril8te: gSir
oaufeu bguptldtIih unlerem 6etagttu N0s
uarteu, NEIL er i'm SereiH NIT Dem 9aupte
unlerer 8irde etnen Bfao eiHgeidlageu bat,
DeIttr cine geoeiblidle 8erbtuouug Der Stride
nit oem Staate m09lid madt. gBir ban.
Ten aud Der 8e9terHHg fir bic a..e, in Der
Sorla9e 9emahten 3u9efdubui6e. Dte,els
ben fH0 DertbDOu. gGir 6atboIlGeu Iageu
Dies, uuo Der bl. StUbl III Oamit einberaau-
ben" Rebner laloB nit elmer 9ertbeioi9uHg
Der tlrdli6en Croeu.
Gin ftrammsrss Ieatu'"nt in Oea Wstbs-
Ianbeu.
8erliu, %. 3. -giue Sorla9e ;ur
rdntuHg Der SOumadten oe8 eIidIii4eu
,ges uu0 Sur Grmciteruug Der Iutor,.
6ei6sregieruug iiber bic auueftirten
4,.oot3eu mtro benz 8eidstage uuterbreitet
mer6en. Der 8oleu bes Staalsietretdr5 iOQ
agfgeb0beu, bic QutOritit bes StattbaIters
UergT0Bert uub boS Shulgeiet berart Uerdus
bert wsrbsr, oaB e5 cine allmili9e 4bidaiz
luu9 oer iraH30Fideu Sprahe in Den SdH'
len erm69Iidlt.
aHerIet aus Dem U3etde.
8erliu, %. Didr3. - 2te ct. Dlarla=
WagcuIsueu STRIDE 3u ErgsIau 1T tbetlpeie
burd 6euer jerf0rt tuorbeH Sin Eburm III
etngelliirSt. Die 6ldmmeu mur0en gel0dt,
eRe oG8 Suuere anSgebraunt Dar.
6itTft St5mard bat Der Staot G8uabriid
100000 Diart fir Die @rinOuHg elat8 ytu'
ieumS geiheugt.
Ter Briujregeut Don gaperH bat ben Sos
;jalifIn &isred uub b. Solmar, Die i'm lees
ion SOmmer al IdHgerer 6ait Uerur.bellt
purtsn, aus 8utidJt auf ibre Ietoenoe 81.
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-03
A Democratic Caucus.

WASHINGTON, Dec. "A caucus Of
Democratic senators was held to day to
which an informal report of the caucus
committee was submitted respecting
the admission of Senators Turpie, of
Indiana, and Faulkner, of West Vir-
ginia. The matter was discussed at
considerable length, but as several
members of the caucus were absent, no
line of action was sketched and the
further discussion of the subject was
put over to tomorrow at II o'clock, to
which hour the caucus adjourned. The
usual course of procedure is to swear
new senators in two at time in the
order in which their names stand on the
alphabetical list. The two parties are
exactly equal in strength at the start,
but with the administration of the oath
to the first senator on the list, Mr.. AID
rich, the Republicans will have ma
jOrity, and can, OF course, control the
current of events, if no dilatory pro-
ceedings are resorted to. 1t is evident
that members of both parties are study
ing the rules and precedents closely,
with view to meeting any attempt by
their opponents to secure an advantage,
but without knowing exactly as yet
what they are to guard against. The
Democrats have caused kilograms to be
sent to their abSenteeS, SummOning
them to be present tomorrow and on
Monday. The abSentees to-day were
Senators George, Hearst, Blodgett,
Hampton, Gibson, Colquitt and Sauls-
bury. Two or three of the number,
however, are already in Washington.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-03
THE THEATERS
Mayor SuIlivan's Case.

DUBLIN, Dec. 2.-LorG Mayor Sulli-
van took his seat on the bench in the
court of assizes to-day and kept it until
the commission was read. He then made
a formal protest against the omission of
his name and withdrew from the court.
Mr.. Sexton, the high sheriff. accom-
panied him in his withdrawal. The
second trial of Lord Mayor Sullivan for
printing in his paper reports of sup
pressed branches of the National league
took place to-day and resulted in a con-
victiOn. Mr.. Sullivan was sentenced to
two months imprisonment, but with
out labor.
Mr.. Sullivan will be treated in prison
as a first-claSs misdemeanant. Mr.. Sulli-
van has announced that he will not ap-
peal from the decision of the court, but
will suffer his punishment proudly, as
he would if it were ten times greater.
After leaving court Sullivan was con-
veyed in a cab to Richmond prison. In
mense crowds gathered in the streets
and the lord mayor was cheered along
the whole route. There were a number
of conflicts between the police and peo-
ple.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-03
NO. 337.

not altogether indispensable. Thus,
while the seventh section of the act for
bids the carriers preventing shipments
from being continuous by the detice of
changing time schedules, carriage in
different cars, ETC., it has not under
taken to provide for the making of such
time schedules as would facilitate the
continuous shipment, or to prescribe
rules for the loading and movement Of
cars for that purpose. In its chapter
upon
"REASoNABLE CHARGES"
the commission says: ''Of the duties
devolved upon the commission by the
act to regulate commerce, none is more
perpleXing and difficult than that of
passing upon complaints made of rates
as being unreasonable. The question of
the reaSOnablenesS of rates in. Dives
so many considerations and
is affected by circumstances and
conditions which may at first blush
seem foreign, that it is quite impossible
to deal with it on purely mathematical
principles, or OH any principles what
ever, without a consciousness that no
conclusion which may be reached can
by demonstration be shown to be abSo-
lutely correct. the commission finds
that the operation of the law has. in gen.
eral, been beneficial; that it tends to in
crease railroad earnings, while at the
same time, the tendency of rates has
been downward. These facts are at
tributed to the increased movement of
materials, induced by faith in the stabil-
ity and fairness of the charges.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-03
The BorIase Scandal.

LONDON, Dec. 2-The examination of
BOrlase, the ex-under secretary of the
local government board, was continued
TO day. BOrlase admitted having bor-
rowed 81, ,O00 from Madame de Quiros,
formerly his mistress, but said the
money was his own, and had simply
been restored TO him. He never prom
ised to settle 91,500 yearly upon her.
She asked him, he said, for $500 down
and 81, 800 year, saying she was going
to get the same amount out of another
man. He denied having been at her
house after borrowing the 81 600, when
she tried to murder him. After getting
the sum mentioned he borrowed 2,700
from her, giving his acceptance for that
amount. He heard afterwards that this
money had been given her by another
man. Borlase said his average income
was $4,000, and his money had been
largely expended in political life for
elections, dinner parties, etc. Ever
since he entered parliament he had been
involved in financial troubles. Further
hearing adjourned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-03
POWDERLY AGAIN.
Another Screed From the Prolific
Master Workman.

4hdStCt ~ OIsAHhSth.
New YORK, Dec 2.-'The journal of
United Labor, of Philadelphia, contains
second letter from Mr.. POwderly on
the Works of KnighthOOd." In the
course Of its three columns it says:
From an organization numbering less
than 10000 members when the first
general assembly was held, we have
seen the Knights Of Labor grow until
over 100000 men and women claimed
membership at one time. While the
vast industrial army was being gathered
together, while the seed was being
SOWn, men WHO were pioneers were
making sacrifices that the order might
live in history as a power for good.
Men good and true were biackmailed
and discharged, but they never faltered.
They were not working for self nor the
present; they worked for posterity and
the future. When | hear men talk of
seeding from the organization with the
threat of starting an improved order,
fancy that they know but little of the
trials, the dangers and the odds against
which they will have to contend, and |
feel that the amount of energy neces-
Sary to build up new order, if properly
applied to the old one, would make it
invincible.
1t is true that in the old organization
all who aspire cannot be otficers-all
who pull wires cannot succeed in get
ting position; but it is equally true
that if they secede, and if they succeed
in building up new order, they only
make it possible for other men to pull
wires and aspire to the place which they
continually hope to secure for them
selves. If in the new order they sue
ceed better than in the old one and Sc
cure office, they do SO only to find at
their elbows men who, like themselves,
will stop at nothing mean or low to
compass their ends. -